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| Cataloguing Source | LibUI ind rda |
| Content Type | text (rdacontent) |
| Media Type | computer (rdamedia) |
| Carrier Type | online resource (rdacarrier) |
| Physical Description | xvii, 277 pages : illustration ; appendix |
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| Holding Institution | Universitas Indonesia |
| Location | Perpustakaan UI |
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Abstract
Penelitian ini mengkaji 133 artikel berita daring Republika periode Januari Maret 2016 yang mengulas LGBT. Dengan menggunakan teknik analisis wacana kritis, peneliti menelaah bagaimana maskulinitas hegemonik mewujudkan dirinya dalam teks-teks berita tersebut, men-stigma kelompok LGBT, dan mendukung tatanan gender patriarkal di Indonesia. Penulis berharap untuk mempopulerkan teori maskulinitas hegemonik dalam menjembatani subordinasi perempuan dengan heteronormativitas. Riset ini menyimpulkan bahwa artikel-artikel berita Republika mengidolakan maskulinitas hegemonik dengan mengalamiahkan cisgenderisme dan heteroseksualitas sehingga ikut memperkuat tatanan gender patriarkal di Indonesia.
This research investigates 133 Republikas LGBT related online news articles published from January to March, 2016. Using critical discourse analysis, we examine how hegemonic masculinity manifests itself in the news, stigmatizes LGBT community, and reproduce patriarchal gender order in Indonesia. We expect to popularize the use hegemonic masculinity to link women subordination with heteronormativity. This research concludes that Republikas online news articles idolize hegemonic masculinity by naturalizing cisgenderism and heterosexuality, and, by doing so, reinforce the overall patriarchal gender order in Indonesia.
This research investigates 133 Republikas LGBT related online news articles published from January to March, 2016. Using critical discourse analysis, we examine how hegemonic masculinity manifests itself in the news, stigmatizes LGBT community, and reproduce patriarchal gender order in Indonesia. We expect to popularize the use hegemonic masculinity to link women subordination with heteronormativity. This research concludes that Republikas online news articles idolize hegemonic masculinity by naturalizing cisgenderism and heterosexuality, and, by doing so, reinforce the overall patriarchal gender order in Indonesia.